The Afterword: You Are Still a Mother with Jackie Gibson

The Afterword: A Conversation on Books, Reading, and the Church - a podcast from the Westminster Bookstore with host Jonny Gibson.
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Show Notes: In the Season 4 premiere of the Afterword, Jonny is joined by his wife, Jackie Gibson, author of You Are Still a Mother: Hope for Women Grieving a Stillbirth or Miscarriage
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[@gabrielachouja4524]

Praise God and for your suffering that Christ has ordained upon your lives.
It’s through suffering and grief that our Heavenly Father uses to humble His children to conform us to His son.
Iv had 4 recurrent miscarriages and I will never be the same, and thankful for Christ and how much He has redeemed me and brought me back to Him and the living word that nourishes.
I just bought your book! Cannot wait to read it.
We desire more children but awaiting on the lord and pressing through the process of fear and the unknown but yet with hope and excitement.
Thank you so much for your story and how Layla’s testimony will live forever. ❤

[@ianhamilton7609]

Brave, beautiful, moving, deeply humbling. Thankful to call this wonderful couple friends.

[@n00baublitz]

Thank you thank you for sharing this timely and vulnerable story.

[@sherisun183]

Dear Jackie and Dr. Gibson, your story touches, comforts and encourages my heart. We has experienced similar loss. As both of you, we grieve with hope. May your new book bring hope, life and healing to many!

[@jk4Him]

The moon is always round! God is always good! Thank you both for sharing your story

[@alisonpeck439]

Thank you so much for sharing this with all of us. After suffering multiple miscarriages, I found this to be full of hope and comforting on such a deep level. I haven't cried this hard in a long time. So incredibly sorry for the loss of your beautiful daughter.

[@vaniaroot8990]

I felt like you were retelling exaclty what I went through twentysix years ago. The only difference was mine was a son, Benjamin Shalom Root, who died at 21 weeks. When we buried Benjamin it was a cloudy day but as the service was being preached a beam of sunshine broke through and rested on his coffin. So thankful to know my great God whom my son is with, because of the covenant. And He has blessed us with three more children whom we get to nurture and guide in God's grace. And I am thankful for your help to others who are going through similar situations, as when this happened to me it was hard to find anything to assist me in what I was going through.